The legal blood-alcohol level is 0.05%; for drivers of motorcycles or scooters – 0.02%; for bus and truck drivers – 0%.

As a rule, the left turn is not permitted even at traffic lights.

Cell phones may only be used with a hands-free system.

It is mandatory for all cars in Argentina to have Civil Liability or third party insurance.

While driving, foreign drivers should have their original driving permits, International driver licenses, passport, some proof of insurance, vehicle ownership or rental papers.

It is required to have in the car: two safety triangles with reflecting surfaces, first aid kit, fire extinguisher inside the vehicle

The main highways in Argentina are toll roads.

The police phone number is 101.

Parking rules:

On avenues with two-way traffic, parking is generally not permitted along both sidewalks weekdays from 7 to 21 hours except that the traffic signals indicate otherwise.

On avenues with one-way traffic, parking is generally not permitted prohibited at the left curb weekdays from 7 to 21 hours except that the traffic signals indicate otherwise. It is permitted

to park right next to the sidewalk every except that the traffic signals indicate otherwise.

On streets with one-way traffic, parking is general not permitted at the left curb every day for 24 hours,

except there are traffic signals that indicate otherwise. It is permitted to park right next to the sidewalk every day for 24 hours, except that the traffic signals indicate otherwise.

On the streets with two-way traffic, it is permitted to park right at the curb every day for 24 hours, except that the traffic signals indicate otherwise.

On line marked yellow and handicapped ramp, parking is prohibited daily for 24 hours

At police checkpoints, police may stop any car to check driving documents – driving permit, International driving permit – car insurance and registration papers. When drivers approach a checkpoint, they should drive slowly.

In the case of accident, don’t move your car and call to police. Know insurance information and addresses with the other driver. If you have a camera, take pictures of the accident. Don't argue with the police. You should give a copy of the police report to your insurance company.

Foreign visitors may drive in Argentina with their International driving permits.